On board the yacht some areas are “dangerous“, and need plenty of care, and possibly require wearing protective equipment, in order to safeguard the integrity of people on board.
Control and verification of compliance with safety requirements is a responsibility of the yacht Captain.
All the areas where there is polished fibreglass are no-step areas.
On board the yacht, some areas are “dangerous”, and need plenty of care, and possibly require wearing protective equipment, in order to safeguard the integrity of people on board. During navigation, the risks relating to any hazardous area increase significantly; we recommend, therefore, scrupulously observing the safety rules indicated in this manual.
Unidentified external areas of the yacht: access to these areas is FORBIDDEN. Only professional personnel, under their own responsibility, can gain access to them when the yacht is moored in a safe harbour or in a lay-up shipyard if they are wearing shoes with non-slip sole and belt/safety equipment tied to a safe point of the yacht to prevent falling.
The areas are following:
In case of a fall overboard, the following rescue devices can be used:
The easiest way to get on board is from the stern platform by means of the swim ladder, which is stowed inside the stern platform when not in use.
It is the responsibility of the captain, whenever the yacht is in the condition of being NOT OPERATING (not in navigation) BUT PRESIDED, guaranteeing the ability to return on board by taking out the swim ladder.
Responsibility of the conductor, whenever the yacht is in the condition of being NOT OPERATING (not in navigation) BUT PRESIDED, ensure the possibility of return on board by using the tender provided appropriately prepared.

